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SUMMARY:An Ancient Dream\, An Epic Poem\, and Daring Searches by Intrepid Architects/Archaeologists\, Unearth an Architectural Treasure And Solve a Centuries-Old Mystery: a Lecture by Margery al Chalabi
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an exciting lecture on architecture and archeology.\nThe story starts with a team of archaeologists from the British Museum returning to a site in Iraq eighty years after its initial excavation by the French. \nThose earlier excavations led – eventually – to astonishing finds in both palatial structures and a major library of the world’s first written language – Sumerian – on 100\,000 shards of clay. \nThis latter find precipitated a search for the region’s history and ancient structures – the latter\, a search for several temples called The Eninnu. \nThe search required the archaeologists learn to read a language that had been dead – or altered/modified by generations of conquests and world-wide population movements – over millennia. And\, as an unintended consequence\, discovered the world’s oldest\, most-known\, most-revered\, most-translated piece of literature – The Epic of Gilgamesh. \n5:00 pm – Bar opens; 6:30 pm – Dinner ($40); 7:30 pm – Program \nRSVP by June 5
URL:https://cliff-chicago.org/club-event/an-ancient-dream-an-epic-poem/
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SUMMARY:Breaking the Illusion of Consensus: American Esoterica\, Microsocieties\, & Outsider Literature (An "Artist-in-Residence" program)
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Friday evening\, June 23rd\, for a program presented by Artist-in-Residence Logan Berry.\n“It’s hard to be an atheist in such an age\, so why not make up your own religion?” asks poet Kathleen Rooney in her thought-provoking new poetry collection Where Are the Snows. Three prolific writers will engage in a roundtable discussion about Rooney’s question via the spiritual dimensions of their books and writing practices\, as well as how they relate (or don’t) to our time of fractured consensus reality. At this program\, presented by AIR and writer Logan Berry\, we’ll welcome Chicago-based authors Maryse Meijer (Heartbreaker\, Rag\, The Seventh Mansion) and Kathleen Rooney (Where Are the Snows\, Cher Ami and Major Whittlesey\, Lilian Boxfish Takes a Walk)\, together with NYC-based author David Leo Rice (The New House\, Drifters\, A Room in Dodge City). The program features select readings\, authors-interviewing-authors\, and spirited conversation. We’ll easily join in the conversation and mingle with the authors at a book signing afterwards. \n5:00 p.m. Bar opens\n6:00 p.m. Dinner: $40\n7:00 p.m. Program\nProgram-only seating: $5 \nRSVP by June 21
URL:https://cliff-chicago.org/club-event/breaking-the-illusion-of-consensus-american-esoterica-microsocieties-outsider-literature-an-artist-in-residence-program/
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SUMMARY:Bloomsday 2023 at The Cliff Dwellers
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Friday evening\, June 16th\, as the Cliff Dwellers once again celebrate Bloomsday\, honoring Irish author James Joyce and his novel Ulysses.\nThis is always a joyful event with food\, drink\, song\, and readings from the great book. \n5:00 PM- Reception\n6:00 PM- Irish Dinner ($40)\n7:00 PM-Program \nRSVP by Wednesday June 14
URL:https://cliff-chicago.org/club-event/bloomsday-2023/
CATEGORIES:Lecture
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SUMMARY:Society of Architectural Historians Lecture: Laurie Peterson AIA Chicago – AIA Guide Book
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for “Meet the New AIA Guide to Chicago”\, a slide talk by Laurie McGovern Petersen\, editor of the fourth edition of the AIA Guide to Chicago (published in June 2022\, with contributions by Cynthia Weese FAIA\, Perry R. Duis\, the Chicago Architecture Center and Landmarks Illinois). She will show us new features such as added buildings and color illustrations in the updated guidebook\, which is such an invaluable guide to the buildings and neighborhoods of Chicago. Chicago’s noted architecture attracts visitors from around the globe. \nThe fourth edition of the AIA Guide to Chicago is the best portable resource for exploring this most breathtaking and dynamic of cityscapes. The editors offer entries on new destinations like the Riverwalk\, the St. Regis Chicago\, and the 606\, as well as updated descriptions of Willis Tower and other landmarks. Thirty-four maps and over 500 photos make it easy to find each of the almost 2000 featured sites. A special insert\, new to this edition\, showcases the variety of Chicago architecture with over 80 full-color images arranged chronologically. A comprehensive index organizes entries by name and architect. Sumptuously detailed and user friendly\, the AIA Guide to Chicago encourages travelers and residents alike to explore the many diverse neighborhoods of one of the world’s great architectural destinations. \nCopies of the book will be available for purchase.\n4:30 Bar opens \n5:15 Dinner ($40) \n6:15 Program \nPlease RSVP by April 24 by phone at 312-922-8080\, or by email at reservations@cliff-chicago.org
URL:https://cliff-chicago.org/club-event/society-of-architectural-historians-lecture-laurie-peterson-aia-chicago-aia-guide-book/
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